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AV makers fault Apple on Snow Leopard malware scanner
New anti-virus could entice cybercriminals.
Dan Kaplan
Sep 1 2009 10:13AM
Security
Smartphone users ignoring malware threats
Half of users encountering mobile malware fall victim.
Phil Muncaster
Aug 31 2009 3:01PM
Security
Conficker claims five million computers
The Conficker worm is still lurking around the internet four months after it supposedly peaked.
Dan Raywood
Aug 31 2009 11:29AM
Security
Security vendors dismiss Snow Leopard anti-virus
Feature described as 'rudimentary'.
Phil Muncaster
Aug 29 2009 6:38AM
Security
Mass SQL injection attacks still scaling up
The mass SQL injection attacks that gained attention earlier this week are continuing, with some 210,000 pages infected so far.
Chuck Miller
Aug 28 2009 10:31AM
Security
We don't need no education?
Advances in information technology have not been matched by advances in user education, as Lisa Myers explains.
Lisa Myers
Aug 27 2009 4:24PM
Security
Lazy web devs blamed for malware frenzy
Patching a year too late.
Phil Muncaster
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Brett Winterford
Aug 27 2009 11:09AM
Software
Snow Leopard to contain anti-malware component
The end of claims as the most secure OS?
Dan Kaplan
Aug 27 2009 10:50AM
Security
Jessica Biel tops Hollywood malware list
Actress trumps Brad Pitt as top cybercrime lure.
Shaun Nichols
Aug 26 2009 5:33PM
Security
New mass SQL injection attack infects 56,000 websites
Tens of thousands of websites have been compromised with a suite of malware containing backdoors, password stealers and downloaders, according to a security firm.
Angela Moscaritolo
Aug 25 2009 11:47AM
Security
More Mac DNS changing malware uncovered
Despite conventional wisdom, Mac malware remains alive and well.
Dan Kaplan
Aug 25 2009 11:33AM
Security
Malware designed to steal IDs increased 600 percent
The number of users victimized by malware specifically intended to rob personally identifiable information leapt 600 percent this year.
Greg Masters
Aug 24 2009 10:13AM
Security
"Dirtiest" websites host average of 18,000 threats
The most dangerous sites on the web are propagating an average of 18,000 different pieces of malware, according to Symantec.
Angela Moscaritolo
Aug 21 2009 12:17PM
Security
Phishing apps found on Facebook
A new round of rogue Facebook applications is sending notifications that lead users to phishing sites, according to researchers at Trend Micro.
Chuck Miller
Aug 21 2009 11:37AM
Security
Identity theft via malware set to skyrocket
Experts warn of potential 600 per cent jump in cases.
Shaun Nichols
Aug 21 2009 9:59AM
Security
Outspoken cop questions whether to "turn the Internet off"
Panic erupts as IT security issues hit mainstream television.
Munir Kotadia
Aug 18 2009 2:53PM
Security
Twitter used as botnet command-and-control hub
Researchers have discovered that Twitter messages were used to issue new instructions to bots.
Angela Moscaritolo
Aug 17 2009 11:24AM
Security
Twilight star's pictures become latest malware threat
Users have been warned not to click on links purporting to take them to the images.
Phil Muncaster
Aug 17 2009 10:15AM
Security
Majority of signature-based scanners missed Gumblar attacks
Signature-based scanners missed 88 per cent of Gumblar attacks.
SC Australia Staff
Aug 14 2009 3:21PM
Security
Web attacks surge by a third
Increase in data-theft Trojans.
Phil Muncaster
Aug 14 2009 10:05AM
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